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Showing videos filed under: Kouross Esmaeli
The DREAM Act: Opportunity or Exploitation
May 11, 2010Immigration reform is on everyone's mind after the recent passage of SB 1070 in Arizona recently, but one of the bills being considered in Congress has its own downside. The Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act--the DREAM Act--is a bipartisan bill offering a road to citizenship for undocumented minors who attend college or join the military. But our guests today found out that more and more, what seems like an opportunity winds up pushing youth into military service--and not guaranteeing their reward on the other end.Dean Baker, the DREAM Act, and Newsweek
May 10, 2010The big economic news this morning was that 16 countries that use the euro and the International Monetary Fund have agreed to create a nearly $1 trillion rescue fund to support the euro and keep the problems in Greece from spreading. Here in the U.S., the Dow might be climbing, but people are still struggling to find employment and recovery, Dean Baker reminds us, is still a long way off. Meanwhile, the people who created the crisis are trying to use the deficits they caused to force cuts in social spending--here and around the world.Iran's Basij Brigade
March 9, 2009Kouross Esmaeli looks at the role of the Basij Brigade in Iranian society and politics.The Weekly Spin, Obama's Views On Single-Payer, and The Art Of Science
March 5, 2009There were plenty of big stories this week, from Obama's healthcare pick to an economy that continues to "surprise." But it was, at least for awhile, the divisions within The Republican party that dominated the airwaves. But have the media succeeded in explaining the ideological differences between Rush Limbaugh and Michael Steele?
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